There are two things you do wrong here.
First one is that you treat `if/else` like a statement, but in Elm it's an
expression. In JavaScript or similar languages, the if/else means something
like:
*if (a) {*
* doB();*
*}*
*// or*
*if (a) {*
* doB();*
* doC();*
* doWhateverElseYouWant();*
*} e
In Elm you don't have statements, only expressions and the if model.flag ==
True then expression was not completed. It needs the else branch
You cannot update the model in the view, only in update.
On Wed, Feb 22, 2017 at 8:08 PM, Anurup Mitra
wrote:
> Hello!
>
> Disclaimer : I am not a pro
Hello!
Disclaimer : I am not a programmer and don't understand computer science
terms. The only formal education that I have had with programming is BASIC
(school) and C (college - can't remember most of it :-p). Javascript seems
clumsy and I came across Elm and tried learning it. Was working t
